Razor is the cutting-edge science and technology show which doesn’t shy away from the complexities of real science.

From dark matter detectors and quantum computers to Mars rovers and radical climate change solutions, we talk to the world’s leading scientists, technologists, engineers, mathemat...

All over the world, biotech startups are cleaning up our toxic way of living by discovering new ways of harnessing the power of nature. But instead of fighting against the status quo, one London company is changing it from within by working alongside local communities to create a more sustainable...

For the past century, industrial farming practices and the globalization of our food supply have caused great damage to environmental systems and contributed to the climate crisis. So how do we feed a growing population safely and sustainably? Indoor vertical farming could be part of the answer. ...

We're all used to the idea of solar energy being harnessed to produce electricity, and to humankind's ongoing efforts to make it logistically feasible as a replacement for our dwindling fossil fuels. But the concept of the solar sail requires a different type of thinking.

This week’s episode of RAZOR – the science show you can’t afford to miss – takes you from the farm to the stars, with a little planet-protecting plastic recycling along the way.
🥬 Super-efficient tray-based indoor farming
☀️ Sunbeam-powered spacecraft
♻️ Globe-saving chemical recycling of plastic...

Shocked by the construction industry’s carbon footprint, Ehab Sayed founded a bio-manufacturing company to produce sustainable building material… out of fungus.

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How one harbor town is being transformed by a female-led social enterprise dedicated to social redevelopment rather than private gentrification.

Read more: https://stories.cgtneurope.tv/plastic-hungry-fungus-rebuilds-a-community/index.html

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RAZOR’s Emma Keeling travels to the University of Glasgow to meet Professor Ravinder Dahiya – the director of the Bendable Electronics and Sensing Technologies (BEST) unit. He and his engineers have created a solar-powered super-capacitor made of graphene that is capable of powering prosthetic ha...

We're already well into the digital age but soon, we could be going super-digital with the development of quantum computers that are tens of thousands to millions of times faster than current computers. Where a normal computer solves a complex maze by going down one path a time, a quantum compute...